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    Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai, Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’

    Grade & Tata Consultancy Services


    Department of Mechanical Engineering
    Test MODEL Sub/Code Engineering Mechanics / ME3351

    Year / SEM: II/III Date: 18.11.2024

    Time: 3 Hours Marks 100

    PART – A (10X2=20)

    CO Level Q.No

    1 1 1. Define Triangular law of forces

    1 2 2. What are the different system of forces?

    2 2 3. Explain the concept of moment of a force about an axis?

    2 1 4. Define the term couple


    3 1 5. Define Mass Moment of inertia.
    6. A semi-circle of radius a, is defined in the first and fourth quadrants. Write
    3 3
    down its co-ordinates of centroid.
    4 1 7. Define angle of Friction.
    4 1 8. Define cone of friction.

    9. The velocity of particle is given by v = 2t3+6t2. Find the distance travelled by


    5 3 it while in velocity increases from 8m/s to 108m/s.
    5 2 10. Write the equation of plane motion

    PART – B (5 x 13=65)

    Three cables are connected at A, where the forces P and Q are applied as
    shown in Fig.1 Knowing that Q = 0, find the value of P for which the tension in
    cable AD is 305N

    11. a
    1 3

    Fig.1
    Three smooth pipes each weighing 20KN and at diameter 60cm are to be
    placed in a rectangular channel with horizontal base as shown in fig.2
    Calculate the reactions at the points of contact between the pipes. Take the
    width of channel as 160cm.

    1 3 11.b

    Fig.2
    A light bar AD is suspended from a cable BE and supports a 50 kg block at C as
    shown below. The ends A and D of the bar are in contact with frictionless
    vertical walls. Determine the tension in cable BE and the reactions at A and D.

    2 3 12. a

    Fig.3
    Determine the resultant of the force system shown in fig.4. Calculate its
    magnitude and direction and locate its position with respect to the sides AB and
    AD.

    2 5 12.b

    Fig.4
    Find the mass moment of inertia of the rectangular block shown in fig about the
    vertical y-axis. A cuboid of 20×20×20mm has been removed from the block as
    shown in fig.5 The mass density of the material of the block is 7850kg/m3.

    3 5 13.a

    Fig.5
    Determine the centroid of the area shown in fig.6 with respect to the axis.

    3 5 13.b

    Fig.6
    A block of weight 150N is resting on a rough inclined plane as shown in fig.7
    The block is tied up by a horizontal string, which has a tension of 50N. Find
    (i) The frictional force on the block (ii) The normal reaction of the inclined
    plane (iii) The co-efficient of friction between the surfaces of contact.

    4 3 14.a

    Fig.7
    A block over lying at a 10° wedge on a horizontal floor and leaning against a
    vertical wall and weighing 1500N is to be raised by applying a horizontal force
    4 3 14.b to the wedge. Assuming co-efficient of friction between all surfaces in contact to
    be 0.3. Determine the minimum horizontal force to be applied to raise the
    block.
    A ball of mass of 500grams, moving with the velocity of 1m/s impinges on a
    ball mass 1kg, moving with a velocity of 0.75m/s. At the time of impact, the
    5 3 15.a velocities of the balls are parallel and inclined at 60° to the line joining their
    centers. Determine the velocities and direction of the balls after impact. Take, e
    = 0.6.
    Two rough planes inclined at 30° and 60° to horizontal are placed Back to back
    as shown in Fi.8 The blocks of weights 50 N and 100N are placed on the faces
    and are connected by a string running parallel to planes and passing over a
    frictionless pulley, If the coefficient of friction between planes and blocks is 1.3,
    find the resulting acceleration and tension in the string.

    5 3 15.b

    Fig.8
    PART – C(1 x 15=15)

    A Uniform wheel 600mm in diameter rests against a rigid rectangular block of


    1 4 16.a 150mm thick as shown in fig.9. Find the least pull P, through the center of the
    wheel in order to just turn the wheel over the corner of the block. All surfaces
    are smooth. Find also the reaction of the block if the wheel weighs 900N.
    Fig.9
    i) Two stations P and Q are 52 km apart. A train starts from rest at the station
    P and accelerate uniformly to attain a speed of 52km/hour in 30 second. This
    speed is maintained until the brakes are applied. The train comes to rest at the
    station Q with uniform retardation of 1m/sec 2. Determine the total time
    required to cover the distance between two stations (07)
    5 4 16.b ii) A particle is projected with an initial velocity of 60m/s, at an angle of 75°
    with the horizontal. Determine
    (i) The maximum height attained by the particle.
    (ii) Horizontal range of particle
    (iii) Time taken by the particle to reach highest point
    (iv)Time of flight (08)

    CO1:Illustrate the vector and scalar representation of forces and moments


    CO2:Analyse the rigid body in equilibrium
    CO3:Evaluate the properties of distributed forces
    CO4:Determine the friction and the effects by the laws of friction
    CO5:Calculate dynamic forces exerted in rigid body
    K1 – Remember, K2 – Understand, K3 – Apply, K4 – Analysis, K5 – Evaluate, K6 – Create

    Prepared By Verified By Approved by Approved by

    Subject In-charge Batch Coordinator HOD Principal

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